Cadre

Cadre is a New York-based commercial real estate investment platform founded in 2014 by Ryan Williams, Jared Kushner, and Josh Kushner — the last of whom is no longer actively involved. The company specializes in institutional-grade, value-added commercial real estate investments for accredited investors, with a focus on multifamily, industrial, office, and hospitality properties in gateway U.S. markets. As of 2024, Cadre has facilitated over $5 billion in cumulative real estate transaction volume and reports a historical net IRR of approximately 18.2% on exited deals — a track record that places it among the better-performing crowdfunded real estate platforms when measured against sophisticated institutional benchmarks.

The platform offers three main products: individual deal investments (single-property opportunities with minimums typically in the $25,000 to $50,000 range), diversified funds pooling capital across multiple properties, and a more recent Cadre Direct Access Fund. All investments are structured as LLC interests where investors own a pro-rata share of the underlying real estate, with hold periods typically running 3 to 7 years before disposition. Cadre charges a 1.5% annual management fee plus 20% performance fees on returns above a preferred return hurdle — fee structures that are in line with institutional private equity but meaningfully higher than platforms like Fundrise or Arrived Homes. Exits occur when the underlying property is sold; there is no guaranteed secondary market, though Cadre has occasionally offered secondary trading opportunities to enable partial exits before full deal maturity.